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Fisherman's Wharf to Sausalito
This route is a classic! Follow the Bay from Fisherman's Wharf to the
Golden Gate Bridge. Cross that unforgettable bridge, fog or no fog.
Continue on to lovely Sausalito, to wind down at an excellent eating and
drinking establishment. Catch the ferry back to where you started.
Spectacular views of the San Francisco Bay and downtown, with excellent
running or walking conditions!
Fisherman's Wharf to Ocean Beach
A scenic bonanza! Spectacular views of the San Francisco Bay, scenic
overlooks of the rugged Pacific Ocean shore, classy residential areas,
famous Lands End, and sandy Ocean Beach. There is an excellent
wind-down establishment, and Golden Gate Park nearby if you want to go
further. There is convenient transit back downtown.
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco's answer to New York's Central Park has as many
attractions and as much diversity as the east-coast version. There are a
traversable botanic garden, several attractive lakes, two waterfalls, a
Japanese Tea Garden, a Conservatory of Flowers, a field of bison, several
museums, and two impressive windmills. End in the famous
Haight-Ashbury district for a wind-down snack and drink.
For full commentary, maps, and directions, read Fun on Foot in
America's Cities.
This route is a classic! Follow the Bay from Fisherman's Wharf to the
Golden Gate Bridge. Cross that unforgettable bridge, fog or no fog.
Continue on to lovely Sausalito, to wind down at an excellent eating and
drinking establishment. Catch the ferry back to where you started.
Spectacular views of the San Francisco Bay and downtown, with excellent
running or walking conditions!
Fisherman's Wharf to Ocean Beach
A scenic bonanza! Spectacular views of the San Francisco Bay, scenic
overlooks of the rugged Pacific Ocean shore, classy residential areas,
famous Lands End, and sandy Ocean Beach. There is an excellent
wind-down establishment, and Golden Gate Park nearby if you want to go
further. There is convenient transit back downtown.
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco's answer to New York's Central Park has as many
attractions and as much diversity as the east-coast version. There are a
traversable botanic garden, several attractive lakes, two waterfalls, a
Japanese Tea Garden, a Conservatory of Flowers, a field of bison, several
museums, and two impressive windmills. End in the famous
Haight-Ashbury district for a wind-down snack and drink.
For full commentary, maps, and directions, read Fun on Foot in
America's Cities.
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| Here are some ideas from the outdoor fitness book Fun on Foot in America's Cities by Warwick Ford with Nola Ford, the book featured in USA Today. As well as San Francisco, this book covers Los Angeles, Seattle, San Diego, and 10 other major US cities. |